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What does the Bible say about Israel's unbelief?

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The Bible states that Israel's unbelief led to their being broken off from the olive tree, which represents God's people.

In Romans 11, Paul explains that Israel's unbelief was the primary reason for their breaking off from the olive tree, symbolizing their exclusion from God's people. This unbelief was not a mere lack of faith but specifically involved a refusal to accept the righteousness of God that comes through faith in Christ. Thus, their brokenness serves as a warning for others to recognize the seriousness of unbelief.
Scripture References: Romans 11:15, Romans 10:3-4

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Israel's Unbelief Broke Them Off
Walter Pendleton · Jul 6, 2025
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